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water nats it s something it s something you drink every day but do you know what is in your water? tonight, the alarming results of a study that found a cancer-causing chemical all 50 states. maybe you have heard of it before, hexa chromium. it was the subject of erin brockovich. danielle miller joins us live with what the city is saying about it. reporter: john and kari, scary stuff to hear knowing all of the bad things that we have about chromium 6 but we spoke he tells us this drinking water is tested thousands of times a day totaling five million times a year. he says this recent study is misleading. a recent study claiming the average level of chromium 6 in the city of phoenix drinking water supply is one of the at 8453 parts per million. studies have shown chromium 6 causes lung cancer, reproductive problems, lung damage, and harm. it is coming out in the ground water. reporter: the waterselveses director with the city of phoenix says people living ....
misleading. a recent study claiming the average level of chromium 6 in the city of phoenix drinking water supply is one of the at 8453 parts per million. studies have shown chromium 6 causes lung cancer, reproductive problems, lung it is coming out in the ground water. reporter: the waterselveses director with the city of phoenix says people living in the valley drinking the water from the tap have nothing to worry about. he believes the numbers are misleading in the study because he says it was the ground water that was tested. the unique thing about phoenix is ground water is only 2% of what we use. 98% of what we use is surface distribution system going to the customers have low levels of chromium in it. reporter: he says drinking product for the customers. the technology to remove chrome only removes it one part per billion and in the water distribution system is half of that of what the technology can remove it to. reporter: e.p.a. releasing a statement ....
anywhere from 14 up to 33 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. in mt. pocono 22 degrees warmer than in time yesterday. philadelphia, 14 degrees warmer. and look at millville, 33 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. you will feel the difference when you step out. we are lacking at temperatures in the 20s and 30s. so temperatures above freezing in most spots. and if you re not above freezing, it s not going to take long to get there. 33 in washington township 24 in wrightstown, 30 in kennett square. to the north and west looking at temperatures mainly in the 20s and 30s. 28 in allentown, 21 in lancaster. although a cold spot 23 in bluebell. radar showing us actually let s go south and east. 37 at the atlantic city airport and 38 in dover. radar showing us that all is quiet and we re looking at a nice day, partly sunny skies throughout the day. 39 by 9:00. by noon temperatures into the 40s and 48 degrees by 3:00 p.m. we ll take it. warmer today and warmer during ....
we begin with a simple message from governor chris christie, that mistakes were made. it s still unclear what those mistakes were, or who made them. and despite his attempt to get back to business, it s not what the governor said about the bridgegate scandal, it s what he did not say. in new jersey where the governor made his state of the state speech today, john. reporter: that s right, john, good evening, and governor christie delivered the stat staf the state accept, and the bulk was of great interest to the people of new jersey, like jobs and taxation and crime. and in the end, he arrived only four paragraphs about the nature of the scandal. and he said that mistakes clearly had been made. governor christie issued a statement. the mistakes were clearly made. as a result, we let down the people we are entrusted to serve. back to new jersey, education is the main point, he. to lengthen the school day and the school year across the state. touching on crime an ....
on. again, they were working so frantically and exhaustively trying to get these two people out. unfortunately a sad outcome in the end, don. yeah, that s a really awful outcome. brian todd, thank you very much. you heard the warning from brian todd, you also heard it from miguel marquez. unless it is a dire situation, they re asking you not to call rescue workers or emergency workers or dial 911 because they have their hands full. they re dealing with people who have flooding issues, dealing with people that may have trees down, people that need immediate medical attention. there s an update on florence. i want to get to meteorologist jennifer grey at the cnn weather center, she has it for you. jennifer? this is still a hurricane, 75 miles per hour, winds are still gusting. seeing torrential downpours. unfortunately see rain bands set up to where they re training. storms are just hitting the same spots for hours and hours on end. some of them raining several inches an hou ....